Larson Rec Center opens its doors to the public
Talon Guel cleans ice skates in the rental office of the Larson Recreation Center on Thursday. The center now has roughly 300 pairs of ice skates, according to Ice Rink Manager Todd Gregory. “You get some days that are really busy and sometimes we run out of skates,” Gregory said.
CHARLES H. FEATHERSTONE/COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD
The City of Moses Lake’s newly completed Larson Recreation Center opened on Thursday with a soft opening.
City of Moses Lake Recreation Supervisor Carrie Hoiness and Interim Director of the Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services Department Dollie Boyd stand on the walking/running track overlooking the gym in the city’s new Larson Recreation Center, which opened on Thursday. Boyd and Hoiness are just two of many city staff that worked to bring the community center to fruition.
The floor of the Larson Recreation Center gym is marked for full-court basketball (black), half-court basketball (blue), full-court volleyball (red), half-court volleyball (white) and pickleball (green).Pickleball was designated as the Washington state sport earlier in 2022.
MOSES LAKE — As she toured the city of Moses Lake’s new Larson Recreation Center, Arin Swinger had one request.
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